smith is killed. a genuine threat that many more mormons are going to be killed so brigham young essentially negotiates the extermination of thousands of mormons and says we will leave and in february 1846 he begins this incredible track to salt lake city where he takes five or 6000 mormons, exact number are not sure, perhaps more. he takes an outside attorney. there's no kind of chip equipment quite yet completed a land grab from mexico and spain. he takes them to the great salt lake. that part you know for all of the 19th century he found a country the size of france in the great salt lake basin, becomes an amazing economic power and then through missionary work, there come to be just a vast mormon presence, not only in utah around the great salt lake but in what is now called to the usher you know. there is a reason a lot of shares in arizona are mormons. .. for every reason they ostracize themselves from america and washington and new york, beginning in 1890 and later they want to become a state,

you have to come to grips with joseph smith. what can you say he is regarded by hundreds of millions of people as a charlatan and worse. was i going to make fun of joseph smith for 280 pages were laughing or sending out his nature and they even acknowledge he had well over 35 lives. there is a question that opposes itself to me. when i first introduced him in the book it's hardly his finest moment he's trying to escape in a very biblical story his own fate he relays a here ... he han indicted and he will probably be code so he and his brother escaped to the iowa so they are all on a boat i start out in my book on possible in the river wr was 38-year-old joseph smith the president of the high priesthood candidate for the presidency of the united states and kingdom of god commander, the judge can't architect, reporter, postmaster, hotel operator and husband many times over from the new england man of god. people expected it to find a kind of john the baptist. it showed every bit of flesh and hammer. they reared and scorer and the

smith did? no doubt in my mind. >> it seemed like a big box of puzzle pieces. >> prosecutors were in charge of evaluating the case against byron, and they knew it was controversial from the start. >> when brent and i got involved in it, the e-mails started, the phone calls, castigating us for taking this. after all, doesn't a homeowner have a right to defend his dwelling? i didn't argue with people. i said just stay open and let the evidence come out and see if you hold that same view. >> after looking at all the evidence, the prosecutors believed there was a strong case. >> the moment nick broke the window and entered into that house, didn't byron smith then have the right to defend himself? >> yes. yes, he did. but that's not what he did. he went way, way beyond defending himself. >> that grand jury in minnesota agreed. in april of 2013, five months after the shootings, byron smith was indicted on two counts of first degree murder. now there would be a trial in the case everyone in town was talking about with reve

chad smith. >> steve: chad smith. drumoff -- tonight -- this show -- for why?y are, they actually are doing it for their favorite charities. will is cancerforcollege.org which is -- giving it to kids who have cancer and they need money to go college. and -- chad has littlekidsrock.org and that's -- getting instruments into the schools who can't really afford musical instruments but -- [ applause ] all that aside, it's ugly back there. >> steve: nuts! it's nuts! >> jimmy: it is ugly backstage and we're going to talk to will and chad about their rivalry and then, they're going to go to war. and you do not want to miss the dig drum off tonight. [ cheers and applause ] just know where your exits are. just know where your exits are exit in orderly fashion if something goes wrong. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: i don't even know what to say. i almost got sick again. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] silent energy in the room. >> jimmy: it's just that you can feel -- can you guys feel that crispy energy? >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] crackling. crackling. >> jimmy: crac

>> reporter: not on the phone says the first lock smith. after checking the lock in person ... >> 160. >> i had this done before and it was not that much. >> reporter: she reluctantly agrees to the work. it takes david less than two minutes. we decide to chat with him. >> why were you going to charge us $160 for such an easy job. >> this is what we charge. >> reporter: that's a lot. >> i know. >> reporter: their phone quote, between 80 and $90. lock smith lloyd gets right to work picking our lock. in about a minute. >> what's the toll again? >> $75. >> reporter: cheeper than 80 and $90 quoted. now our third company. 24/7 lock smith. >> i'm in my front yard locked out. >> reporter: the operator tells our undercover homeowner that prices start at $50. after two hours of waiting, lock smith mark arrives and right away, he identified the problem. >> that one might be difficult. >> reporter: he says we have a commercial lock which we know isn't true. the cost? $185 and he may have to drill it. >> so you can't just pick it? >> i will try. like i

smith. i was on the judiciary committee when the megan's law was passed and now i'm on the homeland security committee. so i raise this question and that is, who equates sex trafficking and tourism? and that is what is going on internationally around the world. individuals who may have been convicted here in the united states, may be labeled here in the united states, can secure passports and have a full and flourishing and horrific ongoing experience by utilizing and abusing the children in foreign countries. many times these countries are developing nations. the names, we can call the roll. many times law enforcement are collaborating with these sex tourists. there's an area set aside for these sex tourists. in fact, it is called that. they go there with impugn ti. abuse children, children who have no other way to go. it is the round circle of addressing this question. just today in the markup in the border security and maritime security committee, we discussed, as i indicated in earlier d

breaking news in san skroes yeah. 49er alden smith cuts a deal.e plea is on dui and weapons charges >> surveillance video, senate seat. a political battle between mug shot mary and bob the bully may have reached a tipping point >> and a woman's quick thinking saved a life of a baby. >> she let them come in, how is my baby. how is my baby? >> i'm sandhya patel. increasing temperatures going into memorial day weekend. how warm, coming up. >> alden smith makes a move in court trying to put legal troubles behind him, pleading no contest to three felony counts the 25-year-old faces just a couple days after training camp begins we are outside of the court house in san jose with more on the breaking story. leanne? >> well, cheryl, by entering the plea he's saying i'm not going to fight these charges but at the same time, i'm not admitting any guilt. now this avoids trial he will be sentenced on july 25th. at the time, the judge can give him no time whatsoever or up to four years in jail. here is what happened. in 2012, police went and there are complaint

smith is an american original. >> being larry smith is great, but there's more than one of us. >> but unlike his cool set of wheels, lairly's name is not one of a kind. not in contra costa county, anyway, where there is at least one other larry smith and he owes the county money. >> $1,244.05. >> but the county deducted that money from this lairly's state income turn, which would have been perfectly legal according to tax code if they had the right larry. >> does someone named smith make you want to look a little harder at someone. >> every year you can anticipate that bastos rare. >> they say 1% still amounts to 20 people like larry who were flagged for back taxes in error. at issue, county tax records don't always have social security information. so the tax collector relies on a third party to match names and addresses. >> the they made a positive identification. >> in larry's case, they both had a portion box in the same city. >> crazy. >> when this larry pointed out he didn't owe the debt. >> they say you're right. you don't. >> but after weeks of waiting larry says the county st

a noise and he walked to curb and there was gary smith.also caught this. >> smith lands back in custody where he faces additional tire slashing allegations from his former campaign manager. >> accused tire slasher gary smith was back in court again today. this is now the fourth time he has faced a judge in just the past week. he was arraigned on aggravated stalking charges unrelated to the case surrounding his former campaign manager. we talked to someone who said smith has slashed more than 50 of his tires. smith's bond is set at $75,000 cash only on this particular case. >> when the tire slashing video makes national news, smith's former neighbor, kenneth, in el paso, texas, contacts albuquerque police with a tire slashing video of his own. he tells police that smith terrorized his family for years. allegedly slashing tires, attempting to burn down the house, and trying to poison their dog. >> when i saw their footage, it took my breath away because it was identical. it was like a practiced motion. like somebody who was a good athlete do

instead of finishing high school, smith dropped out and worked as a dancer. >> i didn't approve of it. i've always talked to her about getting a job. it's a lot safer. >> one night shamia didn't return home after work. concerned, her family called police. >> she's a very special young lady and all we want is for her to come home safe and sound. >> in a search for answers, police questioned shamia's boyfriend. >> the boyfriend reportedly had some drug vofr meinvolvement. he was living with her at her parents home when she went missing. he had seen her the day she went missing. >> he told police she left for work around 3:00 p.m. >> the boyfriend's story that your girlfriend is leaving and meeting a stranger. this would leave most people to conclude that maybe the story wasn't true. >> her family gave police a potential clue, someone had left a message on shamia's cell phone at 11:55 a.m. before shamia left for work. >> first saved message. hey i'm back in town. give me a call. i wanted to know if you wanted to get together. bye. >> the significance of this message was enormous. it gave

smith and staff. i look forward to working with the committee and you and others and ensuring that molding -- modeling and simulation remains being utilized as a cost effective tool for our military readiness and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from florida yields back his time. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from california, ms. speier. the chair: the gentlewoman from california is recognized for two minutes. ms. speier: thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you to the ranking member and to chairman mckeon for this opportunity. i just want to highlight three amendments that have been accepted en bloc. one is the public release of sub stanltated reports of misconduct. these reports show substantiated misconduct from the highest ranking officials in the department of defense are only released when there is a leak or there are tips to reporters. it is

smith. that's something that he has with his lawyer, presumably with his family, but i can't speak to it. >> in all likelihood, the defense is going to ask this judge to reduce these pleas to misdemeanors. it's going to be up to aldon smith to come forward with information for the court as to why these charges should be reduced. >> it's important that aldon smith stepped up today and took responsibility for both cases. and that's something i anticipate that the court will consider. >> reporter: aldon smith and his legal team had no comment outside the courtroom after the hearing today. next up is sentencing scheduled for july 25. that's two days after the 49ers start training camp. key here, he has to convince the judge that he has a clean record, and deserves a lesser penalty, it ranges from 0 days of probation to four years and four months. live outside the hall of justice, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. it is all up to the judge in late july. this is more than just a legal case. the nf

smith is facing three felony weapons charges and three misdemeanor charges related to dui.e originally pleaded not guilty last year, but today changed to no contest. as ktvu reported smith's felony charges related to a party at his home in june, 2012 or shots were fired and a subsequent investigation turned up an assault weapon. misdemeanor dui charges came after smith crashed his truck into a tree and driving into a home turning up the backyard. it's time he was charged with possession of marijuana, that charge was dropped. today the prosecutor said the das office does not make a plea deal but instead smith decided to take his chances with the judge. >> that's the difference between a plea bargain were you see charges dropped or plea sends. >> legal analyst says smith will have to prove to the judge why the felony should be changed to misdemeanor. >> is he changing, is the community work that he is done, the fact he perches these weapons legally in another state. >> he's not a thug, i don't think he is out of control are making bad decisions. certainly he has made mistakes

aldon smith one of the 49ers best players. he signed a four year, $14 million contract and received a signing bonus of $9 million. that is more than quarterback colin kaepernick is getting. his contract for the same time was just $5 million along with a bonus of 2 million. one of the highest paid players in the nfl is peyton manning. he has a 5 year contract worth $96 million. he received a signing bonus of $19 million. all of these numbers come from the tracking website sport track. >>> a pedestrian was hurt this afternoon when a hit by a muni rail vehicle in san francisco in the sunset direct after 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. the incident caused traffic and muni delays during the police investigation. the scene is now clear. authorities say the pedestrian was rushed to san francisco general with life threatening injuries. >>> for the second time in two days south bay developers are reporting the accidental death of a construction worker. the incident happened in san jose at sierra road and north capital avenue. police are guar

it is a procedural hearing that smith is not expected to be there. he's facing felony gun charges and a drunk driving charge. the los angeles city attorney is still considering misdemeanor charges after smith made a fake bomb threat at los angeles airport last month. despite recent legal troubles, the 49ers exercised an option to keep smith through the 2015 season. >>> a new video of school girls kidnapped in nigeria last month. the militant group said the girls will not be released until boko haram prisoners are also freed. stephanie goss reports from the capital of neighboring cameroon. >> reporter: the video appeared to be a first indication that some of these girls may still be alive. it was on taped by the french press agency. it shows as many as 100 girls. you'll remember that 276 were abducted. they are sitting down, wearing traditional muslim dress. and reciting a prayer that people recite just after converting to islam. the video goes on to include a message from the leader of boko haram, he's not actually seen with the girls. instead, he's

>> smith braces herself for his answer, but he never gives one.tened for her life, smith panics and makes the split-second decision to defend herself. >> i got scared then. i figured, he was going to hurt me. i got up like i was coming around, then i grabbed the gun. shot at him. >> smith has endured being robbed time and time again. but this time the no-nonsense store manager, who has never fired a gun in her life, shoots the man. one time, at point-blank range. >> i didn't realize i hit him at first because it took a minute. >> now, armed with a little more courage, smith makes sure the robber doesn't try to hurt her. >> don't move. >> i was scared. i said, hey, show me your hands and he said, i don't have anything. >> it turns out the robber doesn't have a gun. smith is both relieved and annoyed. the robber pleads with her. >> please, don't shoot me. call 911. >> in a dramatic turn of events, it's the robber who's now afraid for his life. >> he was squirming around on the floor and i said, you weren't thinking about 911 when you was robbing me.

smith. this is authored by mr. smith. and the smith amendment number 53, the bipartisan amendment in the nature of a substitute to hr 40 587, the venezuelan human rights and democracy promotion ,ct, authored by congressman the same and amendment. the salmon amendment and the third bill house resolution 573 condemning the abduction of female students by boko haram authored by congresswoman frederica wilson. and the royce amendment to house resolution 573. without objection all members may have five days to submit statements for the record and any extraneous material on today's items. and after opening remarks by myself and the ranking member i'll be glad to recognize any member seeking recognition to speak on the en bloc items. this morning we are considering subcommittee chairman smith's hr-4573. it is the international megan's law to prevent demand for child sex trafficking. this bill deals with an issue i know all of us want desperately to address, the horrendous exploitation of children overseas by adults traveling for

then plays fired one shot hitting smith in the chest. smith's bulletproof vest deem the ineffective because his arm was raised and the bullet went right through the side panels striking him in the heart and the lung. the next thing the officers hear is smith's response. officer plays has not returned to work since the shooting. b.a.r.t.'s police chief told us now that the district attorney has concluded its investigation, b.a.r.t. police can wrap up its internal investigation. if you want to read the full report, you can on our website, www.kron4.com. in the newsroom i'm justine waldman, kron 4 news. >>> today kicked off the three day bottle rock music festival in napa. this is the second year for the event. not everybody is happy about it. kron 4's jeff bush talked to a viewer with a lot of complaints. >> hi. i'm cynthia men dez and this is my kron 4 story. >> reporter: thousands made their way to napa to kick off the second bottle rock music festival. it's a great time for most who came to see their favorite bands play at the napa coun

. >>> aldon smith facing a judge this afternoon in a south bay courtroom. the 49ers star is answering to weapons and dui charges. kpix 5's len ramirez says his season and future are in jeopardy. >> reporter: a dramatic turn of events as aldon smith pled no contest to three felonies and three misdemeanors stemming from two cases in santa clara county in 2012 and 2013. mr. smith faced the judge this afternoon pleading no contest to a weapons charge where he fired a .45-caliber handgun at a san jose house party that turned violent. no one was hurt. he also was found in possession of illegal firearms and weapons clips. smith also pled no contest to a dui last year when he crashed his pickup into a tree in the evergreen area of san jose. he was also accused of swimming out his license plate in that incident to avoid detection. now, the district attorney's office insisted today that there was no special treatment, no plea bargain. >> the defendant, mr. smith, changed his plea on all counts so it wasn't a negotiated plea deal with the d.a.'s office. he changed his

we spent 10 years at smith. and then it was his turn again. we went to--to live in boston, and i started teaching part-time at mit. but i really wanted to spend that time getting back my old writing style. i used to write a lot when i was an undergraduate at the university of sydney. i stopped when i got to harvard and did a phd. i started writing for other historians and i began to write short articles and very scholarly academic prose. then i became a university administrator, started writing bureaucratic prose, you know, memoranda to this person and that. so when i came to have the time again to go back to the writing i wanted to do, my style was gone. i--i couldn't write in anything but that terrible bureaucratic voice. so i knew i'd have to write something that was very close to the bone and got deep into my psyche in order to get my style back. so that's why i started, among other reasons, and it did come back. c-span: small point, but i notice the difference in "the road to coorain," you dedicate the book to john... >> guest: yes. c-spa

smith. the bipartisan amendment provided to your offices last night. 4587, the venezuelan human rights and democracy promotion act. authored by congresswoman lehtinen. bill, house resolution 573, condemning the abduction of female students by boko haram, authored by congresswoman wilson. and the voice amendment to house resolution 573. without objection, all members may have five days to submit statements for the records and any extraneous material on today's items. after opening remarks by myself and the ranking member, i will the blue -- i will be glad to recognize any seeking recognition. we are considering chairman smith h i-45 73. it is the international megan's law. sexrevent demand for child trafficking. it deals with the issue we want to address. the horrendous exploitation of children overseas by adults traveling for purposes of engaging in sex tourism. afortunately, this has become growing industry in a number of countries which are ill-equipped to deal with the influx of child pre

it. >> smith's car bolts past the others toward the red pickup truck.aneuvering close behind arroyo. >> all i could see was him, the shooter. i had like tunnel vision focused on him. >> arroyo picks up speed as smith approaches, then opens fire. >> he fired out the window. he tried to shoot the sheriff's deputy. >> under intense fire, smith decides to ram arroyo's vehicle from behind and try to throw him off. >> while i was shooting, i rammed his pickup truck. i figured he's got to drive so he would stop shooting. i think he shot me like five times. >> suddenly, arroyo stops his truck and gets out, aiming his rifle right at smith. >> he's shooting at the deputy. >> he gets out and i'm out of bullets, so i get out of the way. >> with no ammunition, smith is a sitting duck. but luckily, another squad car has pulled over to the right. it's sergeant rusty jacks, armed with a rifle he shoots arroyo from 60 feet away and kills him. >> suspect down. suspect down. >> in my rear view mirror i see him just drop. so i don't know what had happened. i didn't know if

smith: mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of the venezuela human rights and democracy protection act and to thank my distinguished colleague, chairwoman ileana ros-lehtinen, for her bold leadership in calling attention to the deplorable human rights situation in venezuela and for creating this meaningful diplomatic tool to assist the venezuelan people in resisting tyranny, first tyranny opposed by hugo chavez and now that of his understudy in oppression, maduro. at his core, this important initiative authorizes targeted sanctions to those who are responsible for violence and abuse, namely members of the maduro regime. the regime's silencing of democracy advocates such as mr. lopez is a violation of fundamental human rights and is an example of what makes this piece of legislation so fitting and so necessary. i also support the bill's redirection of funds towards supporting civil society groups in venezuela involved in promoting respect for democracy and fundamental freedoms, most importantly

smith came clean in front of a judge. the 24-year-old pleaded no contest to three felony weapons charges and one misdemeanor drunk driving charge. the no contest plea means smith isn't admit he was guilty. but the judge proceeds as if he is guilty as charged. >> it's important that aldon smith stepped up today and took responsibility for both cases. that's something that i anticipate the court will consider. >> smith will be sentenced july 25th. the maximum amount of time he could spend in jail is four years and four months. in addition, he'll likely face a suspension from the nfl. >>> it took 60 seconds of a brazen armed robbery in northeast san jose caught on surveillance camera. surveillance video shows a man running into a store. and then, using a shotgun to hit a customer in a face. and then, pointing the gun at a worker. police say he got away with cash and a toyota. and another suspect who drove it away. >>> an unwelcome visitor in san francisco's china town. police say a man is targeting the elderly and then robbi

. >> it happened on january 21, at the apartment complex, and smith and mays, went to search, and smithent left, and mays went straight in the apartment. as mays was about to enter the bedroom, he saw a shadowy figure, and the gun was raised, and it was turning to me, and i saw a little bit of a hand. none of the officers knew of the floor plan to allow them to one o'clock through the bedroom, and -- walk through to the bedroom, and that's why he fired one shot and killed smith. immediately after the gun fire, several officers heard someone yell, i'm hit, and one said, was that tom? and they realized it was. they radioed friendly fire, and smith came from the bedroom area and collapsed on the floor. the bullet passed through one side of his vest and pierced the heart. after the report was released, the chief released a statement saying, immediately following the accidental, i took action to review the process and policies and training to ensure that something like that never happens again. now it requires deputy praufrl before -- approval before the searchs. >>> our coverage continues o

this is a procedural hearing and smith is not expected to be there. facing felony charges and drunk driving charges. also still considering misdemeanor charges after smith in a separate case made a fake bomb threat at los angeles airport. despite the recent legal troubles, the 49ers exercised an option to keep smith through the 2015 season. >>> it will take a few more days before the apple store in berkeley reopens. an employee will be outside helping customers much like over the weekend. on friday someone drove a car through the front of the store. thieves ditched the car but grabbed several iphones and computers. police are still looking for them. >>> the 49ers threatening to stop joe montana from building a massive hotel and entertainment center, unless the team's new stadium gets more parking. the team is entitled to about 800 parking spots across the street from levi stadium, now that's on land that montana wants to build on, according to chronicle, the team is demanding that montana or the city find acceptable parking spots or they will not allo

smith, i'm going to -- since mr.ought up obama care, i did want to ask you about that as well. not, you know, on the health care side or the legitimate social policy side, but as a matter of the economy, is obama care a drag on the economy or a boost to the me? >> well, i think the obama care affect on the economy over a period of time will be largely neutral when it's caused people like small business people and for that matter fedex to do for 100,000 of our employees and their families is to change the structure of our health care so there's much more patient involvement, higher deductibles, higher co-pays. so that will offset to some degree the increased transfers to the people that did not have health care. i think overall it will be relatively neutral in the short-term, longer term maybe more problematic. >> mr. smith, mr. wolf, we're going to have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> up next, president obama threatens more sanctions against russia and defends his foreign p

smith and david asman and tracy smith. letting you out of that last segment, i don't know why.o cars? i'm not going to buy ew one. >> i think trust is going down the drain, and it is because people at all levels, companies and government have no accountability. i tend to trust companies, even carmakers. at least they have something to lose. the problem with and why i don't trust government is, there is zero accountability. i cannot sue president obama for lying about obamacare. i can't sue congress. i can't see where take my business away from the supreme court. with general motors i can go buy a four-door toyota or something like that. neil: when you get enough of these, one recall, i forget the model, something like don't you drive the car and had it towed. that is certainly not good. doesn't itake you think all the fancy, flashy and notwithstanding. >> yes, but i think -- so there are like to things that have happened. we are getting bigger. there is no accountability and we don't understand what's going on. there is also a flood of information, the dissemination of them per

there is a picture of smith.ith allegedly is connected to the murder of three individuals in florida. those bodies were discovered yesterday. smith was related to one of the victims. what you are seeing on the screen is new video just in fox. law enforcement warned the public that smith is armed and dangerous and they found him in a stolen car and that's where they are in a stand off. you can see the kaurtains moving. but we know that the talks are occurring as we are on the air. and want to keep you posted as to what we learned about david smith. jon? >> at least they found him. >> people mourning after a murder spree. vigils were held. the victims parents breaking down. >> we don't want our kids to get hurt. it could happen to any family. the man on the left of the screen george chen was her son and one of elliott rodger's roommates. a third man was killed that was visiting them. rodgers killed three more people and injured 13 others. >> a graduation season kicking in high gear, millennials are facing mountains

and from the university of tennessee, professor darren smith. by bringing an actual legal case does does it take us to new territory to where this is even adjudicate adjudicatible. >> thank you for giving this the attention that it deserves. there are some other lawsuit that have been filed going back to the early 20th century, but none are of the scope that this lawsuit is going to be. this is going to attempt to bring together legacies of violence and brutalization that stretch over half a millennium. it's going to be unparalleled in its scope. i do have to say i think the case for reparations are morally justice but legally very problematic. >> is there really a venue in which to take a pleading like this where people can mull it over and decide whether it's got merit or not. or is even that an open question? >> you know, courts are not well suited to adjudicating claims that stretch over hundreds of years and millions of people. usually lawsuits are set up for one claim against another. we have seen even the problems with the bp oil spill. t

the department of children and families is investigating will smith and jada smith after getting a tipfety and welfare of willow. the report says will and jada smith have been co-optive with officials but aren't happy parenting skills are under scrutiny but understand when asked about the picture, jada pinkett smith said this, listen. >> there was nothing sexual about that picture or that situation. you guys are projecting your trash on to it and acting like they are pedophiles. >> they said the investigation is low. if someone reports a problem, even if there is no proof, they are required to investigate within five days and investigations rarely end after one interview. >> trace, thanks. >>> tell us what you think and we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins to close. so let's simplify things. let's close the gap between peo

smith and nephew, hips don't lie, this is smith and nephew goes up against biomed. about hips, artificial hips. when you saw that merger the zimmer to buy biomet -- >> had been taken private many years ago, sold to -- right? >> you need to do a defensive acquisition. stricker buys smith and nephew, it's inversion, this is killing me that i didn't see this coming. because it's obvious that smith and nephew is a way to be able to do this inversion. it's a win/win. i think it happens. >> and i want to make that point. this would be another inversion. >> yes. >> for -- so stricker would, therefore, benefit from a lower tax rate in the uk and pointed out many times the ability then to start taking car that is overseas for deals in the u.s. without having to pay taxes on bringing it back because you would no longer be a u.s. company. in an inversion you do have to issue at least 20% of your company in -- the company you're acquiring has to receive stock in excess of or equal to 20% of your market cap. which does at least prevent the biggest of deals. if you're $100 billio

could affect smith's season with the 49ers. he could be suspended by the team or the nfl. smith, of course, missed several games last season after checking into rehab. >>> new this morning, an event in the central valley more than 60 years in the making. >> alisha graduated from turlock high school last night. she is 79 and was supposed to graduate back in 1952. but she left school at age 16 to get married. she raised five children and later saw her family expand even more. >> i have 12 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson. >> amazing. she never had any regrets. two years ago, though, she decided to take care of unfinished business and she took the classes online to earn her diploma. >> congrats. >> great. >>> 4:56. protestors in salinas clash with riot police after officers shot and killed two people in 10 days. the very latest on a very volatile situation. coming our way. >> a southern california woman is free 10 years after she was kidnapped as a teenager. the details on how she finally escap

smith. mr. smith. mr. smith votes aye. mr. thornberry. >> no. >> mr. thornberry votes no.miss sanchez. miss sanchez votes aye. mr. jones. mr. mcintyre. mr. macintyre votes aye. mr. forbes. mr. forbes votes no. mr. brady. mr. brady votes aye. mr. miller. mr. miller votes no. mrs. davis. mrs. davis votes aye. mr. wilson. mr. wilson votes no. mr. longevon. aye. mr. lobianda. no. mr. larson. mr. larson votes aye. mr. bishop. mr. bishop votes no. mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes aye. mr. turner. mr. turner votes no. miss bordao. aye. mr. klein. mr. klein votes no. mr. courtney. mr. courtney votes aye. mr. rogers. mr. rogers votes no. mr. lopezak. mr. lopezak votes aye. mr. franks. mr. franks votes no. miss tsongas. eye. mr. schuster. mr. schuster votes no. mr. garramendi. aye. mr. conoway votes no. mr. johnson votes aye. mr. lamborn. mr. lamborn votes no. miss ha ncht a bchnabasu. aye. mr. whitman. no. miss spear. miss spear votes aye. mr. hunter. mr. hunter. mr. barber. mr. barber votes aye. dr. fleming. dr. fleming votes no. mr. carson. mr. carson votes aye. mr. kaufman. mr. kauf

a procedural hearing and smith is not expected to be there. he is facing felony gun charges in a drunk driving charge. the los angeles city attorney still considering misdemeanor charges after smith made a fake bomb threat at los angeles airport last month. despite the legal troubles, they will keep smith through the 2015 up option. >>> an apple employee out on the sidewalk helping customers, much like over the weekend. on friday someone drove a car through the front door of the store. thieves ditched the car, but they did grab several iphones and computers. police are still looking for the bad guys. >>> 5:50. san carlos one of the first cities on the peninsula to implement water use restrictions. tonight the city council will meet to discuss whether to require people living there to cut back on their water use by 20%. several bay area cities in the south bay, east bay and tri-valley have already implemented mandatory cutbacks. >>> 5:50. how the weather could play a big role in the tour of california as it rolls through the south bay. let's fa

. >>> jada smith responding to backlash over a picture of her daughter willow smith on a bed with actor moises arias. it was posted on instagram and heated up social media with people tweeting it was inappropriate. arias friends with smith's older brother jadon. it has been pulled. jada pinkett-smith said there's nothing sexual about it. you're projecting your own trash acting like covert pedophiles. that's not cool. >>> saved a puppy about to be euthanized. you can see him stumbling and running into walls because he's blind. ironically he was bred to be a guide dog. a campaign was launched to save him. thousands of people have offered to take him home. the animal shelter reviewing all the applicants to find him the perfect home. >> that's nice. >> still ahead, meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast that includes scattered showers, mike. >> absolutely. some areas are receiving some measurable rain but mainly about 2500 feet. i'll give you a timetable when you can get some in your neighborhood. the warming trend for mother's day. we could set record highs. if the models hold true, ma

smith. i want to thank my lord jesus christ, my savior, and it is him that led me to the truth that i can be testifying today on the hope for a new china into that message is a chinese dream through jesus. i want to thank my husband and our board member claimed to be cok--quinn and our staff to supt me on this unique anniversary date. i will testify the following three points, what kind of freedom did we want for china 25 years ago in tiananmen? is our hope todait is our hope r freedom, and how can the china dream be achieved? the dream and freedom they wanted for china 25 years ago as the freedom of fear, freedom from and justice, freedom from lies to be sikh, freedom from prison and false accusations. i want to use three stories of real people's lives to illustrate what it was like without the freedom. this is a young woman who was sexually assaulted by her family members, became homeless and sold as a bride, bullied and beaten and raped by her of user and was beaten until half dead. for s

the five democrats appointed representatives elijah cummings, adam smith, adam smith sanchez and duckworthwants to ensure a fair investigation of the september 11th, 2012, attack that killed four americans. >>> i am hopeful we can all work together to get the answers that the american people need and that the families of the four dead americans also deserve. we will call lots of folks from lots of places we will do it in an orderly fashion. >> hillary clinton will likely be called to testify before the committee. >>> and the tweet of the day going to disgraced congressman anthony weiner mocking the democrats for the probe. he says this not crazy about pelosi's picks for the benghazi panel. seems like we are going into a nice fight carrying library books. there's his tweet. >> the families of september 11th victims. they will have a restaurant inside that will open up this summer. struggling with good taste on tuesday night as vip's partied at a black tyree acceptings there. first responders and family members of the fallen were turned away at the door. >> switching gears, if this was a ufo

smith: i concur. we should adopt the en bloc amendments and i have no speech and i will yield back the balance of our time. the chair: the gentleman from washington yields back. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mckeon: i encourage our colleagues to support the en bloc amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from california yields back. the question is on the amendments offered en bloc offered by the gentleman from california. those in favor say aye. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the en bloc amendments are agreed to. . for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. mckeon: i offer amendments en bloc. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendments en bloc. the clerk: en bloc number 7, consisting of amendments mbered 57, 65, 67, 106, 114, 131, 132, 27, 129, 4, 137, 1142, 149, 150, 151, 152, 154, 158, 159 and 162 printed in part a of house report 113-460 offered by mr. mckeon of californ

christie smith, thank you much. >>> 6:04 a developing story. thousands of people in southern california have no where to go today as numerous wildfires are keeping them from their homes, their schools, their jobs. today all schools in san diego and in more than 20 nearby cities will be shut down. this includes cal state san marcos. a graduation ceremony scheduled there this weekend at the university. thousands of people in several cities were evacuated, in some cases, just minutes before flames completely devoured their homes. right now nine fires have burned about 9,000 acres and destroyed 13 homes and 18-unit apartment complex, as well, was taken down. the biggest of the fires is burning on camp pendleton and it's caused hundreds of marines to evacuate. crews will have to battle high temperatures and strong winds yet again today. now, take a look at this situation here, a perfect mixture of fire and wind created actually a small twister of flames being brought up into the sky. this video here was taken at the highway fire which is burning in